Insecure White Boys

No it's not a search term for some weird porn, it's the Royal Museum in Greenwich

Queen Charlotte was ‘person of colour’, museum claims in LGBT guide

It's modern wokness in a nutshell. That the museum has an LGBT guide, and that the guide has to incorrectly claim that historical figures were black. It's wokness gone mad, I tell you!

Royal Museums Greenwich tells visitors that despite what ‘insecure white boys’ have said, George III’s wife was from a non-white background 

The above link is to the Telegraph, which only gives us this snippet before asking for money, however Tim Worstall provides a little extra

Queen Charlotte was a “person of colour”, a museum’s LGBT audio guide has wrongly claimed.
The audio guide for the Royal Museums Greenwich tells visitors that despite what “insecure white boys” have said, George III’s wife was the first British royal from a non-white background.

Queen Charlotte’s purported ethnicity has been sidelined because of “structural racism”, according to the guide, which states that she was a “person of colour”.

"Insecure White Boys". It's the only way the woke can form an arguement. If you disagree with our incorrect statement, it's because you are insecure. Not correct, insecure

If fact that short insult is three for the price of one. Radical feminists will tell us it is insulting and degrading to refer to a woman as a 'girl', so I assume using the juvenile term for a male is intended as an insult in this context

'White' has been an insult since woke began, so 'insecure', 'white' and 'boy' is three insults neatly packaged as a conversation stopper

Well I don't mind being called white and I don't mind being refered to as 'boy' (I'm 48), and not believing that Queen Charlotte was black, does not make me insecure, just correct

I'm going to let you into a little secret now. I've no idea who Queen Charlotte is. As far as I know, she could have been a disabled, blue skinned Native American man with a fetish for girdles, but if an LGBT guide tells me she was not a white woman, I'm going to go out on a limb and believe she was a white woman

Queen Charlotte was a “person of colour”, a museum’s LGBT audio guide has wrongly claimed.

Doesn't matter that it's right there in the article

And what's all this 'person of colour' nonsense? I remember when black people used to be black (Even Michael Jackson). To me, the term person of colour, just says not white. Others. Anyone who isn't white. Them.

Black is a description, person of colour is anyone else without a description. I'm not sure why black people would want to be called that

Of course I haven't had their lived experience of structural racism, so who am I to talk?